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  • Online spending continues to drive retail sales despite shops open for business

    June 4, 2021

    Online spending grew yet again last month, despite the high street being open for business, suggesting some consumer behaviours adopted during the lockdowns are here to stay. Total online spending rose nearly 10 per cent in May versus the same time last year, according to BDO’s High Street Sales Tracker, despite physical shops being open [...]

  • Tesco staff win legal argument against employer in European Court of Justice

    June 3, 2021

    Thousands of current and ex-Tesco workers won a legal argument in the European Court of Justice today, in a fight they argue centres on equal pay. The court today ruled that employees working in stores can compare their roles to colleagues working in distribution centres for the purpose of equal pay. Mostly female supermarket shop [...]

  • Rain rain go away: Wettest May on record dampens footfall hopes for high streets

    June 3, 2021

    The reopening of indoor dining and socialising did not serve up the hoped for rise in footfall in May, as shoppers were put off by rain and ‘rule of six’ limitations. The wettest May on record saw footfall on high streets, in shopping centres and in retail parks fall versus the same period in 2019. [...]

  • Amazon to dethrone both Tesco and Sainsbury as UK’s largest retailers within four years

    June 3, 2021

    Amazon is to overtake Tesco as the UK’s largest retailer within the next four years, with sales expected to hit more than £77bn by 2025, according to new research, shared exclusively with Morning Wire this morning. Last year, Amazon UK’s total sales were £36.3bn while Tesco’s sales were almost double at £64bn. However, by 2025, [...]

  • Private equity firm CVC bags A Bathing Ape while it eyes expansion

    June 3, 2021

    Private equity firm CVC has bagged an investment in Japanese streetwear brand A Bathing Ape, also known as BAPE, where it will have co-control over the company. With plans to bolster the brand’s expansion, CVC will look to grow BAPE’s presence in Europe, the US and China. With the rise in popularity of online shopping [...]

  • Mayfair restaurant Le Gavroche shuts for lunch indefinitely, citing Brexit-driven staffing shortage

    June 2, 2021

    Mayfair restaurant Le Gavroche will only open for dinner service until further notice, with the restaurant highlighting a “major” lack of well-trained hospitality staff due to a combination of Brexit and the pandemic. From 14 June, the two Michelin-starred restaurant owned by French celebrity chef Michel Roux will only open from 5pm onwards, meaning punters [...]

  • Arch-Brexiter Wetherspoons boss Tim Martin pushes for work visa for EU pint pullers

    June 2, 2021

    Brexit-backing Wetherspoon pubs boss Tim Martin has added his name to the list of those wanting to relax work visa rules for EU migrants. Martin, who toured the country’s Wetherspoons pubs espousing the benefits of a hard Brexit, says that the UK should make it easier for lower-skilled EU workers to relocate here. His comments [...]

  • A post-pandemic high street must be experience-led, says Geek Retreat CEO

    June 2, 2021

    In a post-pandemic world, the high street needs to offer customers something more experiential – something online giants like Amazon can’t offer – the CEO of ‘geek culture’ store Geek Retreat has said. Geek Retreat, the retailer that sells everything from comics and graphic novels to action figures, and also offers customers access to gaming [...]

  • Etsy targets Gen Z fashionistas with $1.6bn Depop takeover

    June 2, 2021

    Etsy is buying second-hand fashion resale platform Depop for $1.6bn (£1.1bn) as it looks to attract younger shoppers. London-based Depop, which was founded in 2011, has become wildly popular among Gen Z shoppers, with more than 90 per cent of its users under the age of 26. Last year the company booked gross revenue of [...]

  • Exclusive: Kimberly-Clark’s EMEA president on Kleenex demand exploding overnight

    June 2, 2021

    Since Covid took over our lives, the demand for personal care and hygiene products has gone through the roof, changing consumer behaviour and buying patterns forever. To discuss how this has impacted one of the biggest players in the industry, Morning Wire sits down with the EMEA president of Kimberly-Clark, the owner of brands like [...]

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